Apache Junction Attractions

Apache Greyhound Park was a racing park in Apache Junction. Live racing is no longer available but Apache Greyhound Park offers simulcast races of every greyhound and thoroughbred track in the country.

Apache Junction is the beginning and ending point for the famous Apache Trail, a route through the Superstition Mountains, Tonto National Forest and High Country area that has been in use since 1922.

The scenery along the Apache Trail is outstanding. The steep, winding road leads travelers past the mountains with dense forests and deep blue lakes.

Goldfield Ghost Town and Mine is an authentic 1890s ghost town and the gateway to Superstition Mountains. Goldfield has a collection of antique mining equipment, offers a tour of four original mine shafts, and allows visitors to try their hand at panning for gold!

Goldminers Park is a five acre area in Apache Junction with a ballfield, two basketball courts and a playground.

Lost Dutchman State Park is named for the legendary mine that has never been rediscovered. Located at the base of the Superstition Mountains, five miles northeast of Apache Junction, the park is a starting point for exploration of the Superstition Wilderness.

Prospector Park in Apache Junction covers 265 acres, with facilities including lighted ballfields, tennis courts and basketball courts. Visitors can enjoy picnics on the lawns or in the ramadas, hiking or horseback riding in the natural desert areas.

Rodeo Park in Apache Junction covers 20 acres, and is used for equestrian activities. There is a lighted arena and bleachers for visitors to enjoy rodeos and other entertainment.

The Superstition Mountain Lost Dutchman Museum on the Apache Trail has exhibits on Arizona geology and wildlife, as well as Native American artifacts. The 12 acre site is located at the foot of the beautiful Superstitions Mountains.

Veterans' Memorial Park is a two-acre site in Apache Junction, used for various special events.